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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1892
Page
6
Agricultural notes discuss proper stack construction for hay and grain when barn space is limited. Emphasis on placing the stack center high, even layering, and avoiding trampling to create a water resistant form. Also covers barrel coops for chicks, garden cultural notes, ragweed destruction, and peach yellows rosette bulletin availability.
An Ohio Farmer describes a redesigned Illinois corncrib with 24 by 21 by 12 feet dimensions holding 2 500 bushels. The design features a high roof, clear corn space above the driveway, stone piers, and a rope elevator. the article also covers bee comb foundation and locality crop rotation advice.
Old physician distributes a claimed cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous ailments. He offers a free vegetable remedy recipe in German French or English by mail from Rochester New York after request with newspaper name and stamp.
A new system of working bees in England places two colonies side by side with a perforated dummy and queen-excluder so both colonies share the same supers. Early reports claim great success though swarming tendency appears increased.
A nostalgic jingle traces Castoria’s reach across family milestones from infancy to motherhood, noting the product as a trusted remedy through childhood sickness and parental care alike.
The Illinois State Entomologist outlines kerosene emulsion preparation and use for plant lice and grazing pests. It compares Paris green and London purple, noting arsenic risks and lime treatment to reduce harm, plus fish oil soap and white hellebore as alternative sprays.
Wisconsin station summarizes extensive silo research by Ma F M King after examining ninety three silos. Findings favor round or nearly square, at least twenty four feet deep, with top feeding to reduce spoilage. Feeding at three inches daily preferred. examples given for 40 cattle over 150 days. Partitioned round silos preferred for large storage, with two thick-board partitions over 2 inch planks. Wood remains cheapest material with potential ten year lining life.
An advertising item touts Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy for malaria liver trouble and indigestion, claiming it strengthens the stomach and provides relief for a wide range of ailments.
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